Hello again, The 1810 census record for Nicholas co KY states that... HOLLADY, Wm 22--1 3--11 - - - -------------------------- 1820 HOLLADAY, Thomas ---1-- 2-1-- 1 - HOLLADAY, Wm 31---1 111-- 5 6 --------------------------- 1830 HOLLADAY, Thomas 1----1------- -21--1------- 6 - HOLLADAY, William 2---1-------- 4 ----2-------- 4 - HOLLADAY, Wm 2311----1---- 1---11---1--- G - ----------------------- 1840 HOLLADAY, John -11---1------ 1--1--1------ B - HOLLADAY, Thomas --1-2-1------ 11-11-------- A - HOLLADAY, William -11--1------- 21---1------- B - ------------------------ 1850 I have index only pages 391, 393, 437, 444 -------------------------- Nicholas co marriages list... my copy is not a good one and I cannot read parts of it well so will put a - where I have trouble Holladay, Frances, to Johnson, --an 2 Feb 1831 " Lucinda, to Early, Clement S. 7 Nov 1843 " Mary, to -------(Talbott?), ---- H. 11 Oct 1845 " Nancy, to Talbot, George 4 Dec 1817 " Sarah D., to Kenny, John H. 20 Sept 1849 " William, to Hughes, Margaret 24 Jan 1819 Hollady, Clarissa, to Robinson, George 25 June 1825 " Thomas, to Buckner, Charlotte 20 Jan 1814 - ------------------------------ There are no Holladay in Fleming co in the 1850 census at all.... I don't have time this am to check the cemetery records for Nicholas co but you might want to go to the Library in Nicholas co and the Historical Society there also has many good records.... And they have the cemetery records as that is where I got my copy... (Carlisle cem) Hope that this has been of some help. Jeannie <>< -----Original Message----- From: kirb1@bellsouth.net [mailto:kirb1@bellsouth.net] Sent: Friday, December 31, 1999 6:14 AM To: motherd@theriver.com Subject: your Articles on Rootsweb Jean Happy New Year! I have been reading with great interest your articles on Rootsweb. I teach here in Nicholas County at the High School. I have been doing research for over a year now and find it an obsession (so does my family). I plan to retire next year and do this full time if they will let me. I am originally from Flemingsburg the daughter of Garr and Julia Hammond Jackson. The only child I am the only one left on the Jackson side except one first cousin that I have never met. The reason I am writing is I can't find "hide nor hair" of my grandmother Lizzie Jackson Holiday. I have the family bible which mentions a John Holiday b.30 Jan 1840 d. 1921 and grandpa John Holiday Jun 1810 and died 18 Nov 1877. They are not in a census of Fleming County, Nor Mason, Carter, or Bracken. I have found records that indicate that a John Holiday took some children in Nicholas County but it does not state place of residence. If you know anything about this John Holiday, I would appreciate help. I think sometime ( I told my friend this when we were at the Kentucky History Library Wed) that Lizzie was hatched and she is just a figment of someones imagination. Thanks for listening. Sue Jackson Kirby